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Institutions in transition : a study of Vietnamese banking

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Lender of last report in a transitional economy with a fixed exchange rate : financial crises and monetary policy in Sweden under the silver and gold standards, 1834 - 1913

Ögren, Anders (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource], Rev. October 15, 2003

According to the classical view, an economy's lender of last resort should be its central bank. For brief periods of … time, the bank might suspend convertibility in order to provide the liquidity needed to support the domestic credit market … the Swedish central bank, for a limited time, could support the credit market within the limits of the specie standard, if …

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